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Article #2: Pulsed Kilogauss Magnetic Fields (i.e. Magnetic Pulser)WARNING: Do NOT remove the plastic case covering the head of any pulser. The plastic case is to prevent a strong electrical shock. The purpose of the magnetic pulser is to attenuate (i.e. disable from multiplying) microbes which do not flow through the blood. These are microbes which are "hiding" in the lymph nodes, stomach, or other places in the body. Because this device is a portable magnetic device it can safely be pointed at any part of your body, with a few exceptions (e.g. testicles or eyes, if you have had eye surgery). This hand-held electromagnetic device looks like a small ping-pong paddle. While the magnetic pulse itself is harmless to human cells (the pulse is not even strong enough to kill a microbe), the coil itself can cause a strong shock (that is why it has a plastic case around it). The purpose of the magnetic pulser is to create a small electrical current in the blood which will break off a key enzyme on the surface of all microbes. Since the magnetic field penetrates the skin and bones, it can reach microbes anywhere in your body. Its range is about 9 to 12 inches. You may want to gradually build-up to the amount of time you spend with this device every day. There is no set amount of time you use this device on a daily basis, but a rule of thumb would be to build up to an hour a day (this hour does not include the time the unit is turned off to cool down). The more important issue is to make sure you have covered every area of the body you need to cover. There are four basic areas of the body you need to make sure are pulsed by the device. First, are the lymph nodes and organs. The lymph nodes are near your spine, but also cover from the top of your head to your knees. It helps to have someone else handle the equipment while the lymph nodes are being pulsed because most of them are on your back, near your spine. While the magnetic pulse penetrates about 9 inches (meaning most people could pulse the lymph nodes from the front), the closer you can get to a target the better.
See page 11 of this Adobe Acrobat article to see where the lymph nodes are located: The organs, especially the stomach, should also be pulsed. Second, are any areas of the body where there is inflammation, swelling or congestion. This is a very good anti-inflammatory device; and for a cancer patient, there are likely to be a lot of microbes and/or cancer cells in those kinds of areas. Third, are any areas of known cancer cells, and especially areas where there are dense concentrations of cancer cells. Fourth, are the root canals you have in your mouth. It is best to have them removed by a biological dentist or holistic dentist, but if they have not been removed, they may need to be pulsed. Doing this, however, creates another problem. When the Magnetic Pulser is pointed towards your teeth, small amounts of toxic mercury may be released from your dental amalgam, if you have any. When you are finished with the complete Bob Beck Protocol treatment for the day take 5 or 10 drops of liquid cellular zeolite. Actually, start at 2 drops a day, then build up by 1 drop a day until you get to 5 or 10 drops. Do not take these drops until after the electromedicine treatments are finished for the day.
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An alternative chelating item to zeolites is chlorella. See: Some people will start the magnetic pulser by using this product for 5 minutes a day, and build up by 5 minutes a day. Others will start at 10 minutes a day and build up by 10 minutes a day. The important thing is that your maximum daily treatment using this device will probably be between 30 and 60 minutes a day. Every 20 minutes the device will probably need to be turned off (or it will turn itself off) because of heat buildup. It should be turned off for about 20 minutes. Because this part of the treatment is designed to clean the lymph system, it would also be advisable to do as much exercise as is reasonable. Exercise (i.e. muscle movement) is the "pump" for the lymph system. If you cannot jog, then lift small weights (even books) to pump the lymph. You should take large amounts of water one hour before using the Magnetic Pulser and take additional water one-half hour before using the Magnetic Pulser. This is because the electrolytes in the water are what generate the current that disables the microbes. Another purpose for so much water is to detoxify the lymph system. If you are going to pulse root canals, it is also advisable to put a lot of water in your mouth (covering both your upper and lower teeth) and soak your teeth for a couple of minutes before pulsing. Some of the water will get inside the teeth and will aid the pulsing of the root canals. One option to pulsing your teeth (especially if you have a lot of silver in your teeth), is to soak your teeth (as mentioned above) in 3% food grade hydrogen peroxide. This may be just as effective as pulsing. Do not point the device at any jewelry that is attracted to magnets (i.e. remove all jewelry that is attracted to magnets). You can wear your clothes, but not things that have metal on them, such as belt buckles. If you have had eye surgery, especially if there is an implant, do not point it directly at your eyes. Also, any man with prostate cancer (or any type of cancer) may feel serious burning if they point it directly at the testicles. Do not point it at open wounds.
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Squamous Cell Carcinoma and MelanomaThese are unique kinds of cancer because of the way they spread. Based on the evidence, a very, very nasty microbe causes this type of cancer. The microbe gets out of a cancer cell, then travels through the blood and essentially lands in a random place to infect other cells and make them cancerous. Because any cell in your body could have this nasty microbe, it is essential to "hit" every cell in your body with the Magnetic Pulser at least 2 or 3 clicks, every day. To accomplish this you must hold the Magnetic Pulser 3 or 4 inches above the skin, and make sure every square inch of your skin (and thus the cells underneath them) is hit 2 or 3 clicks. It should be used front and back, top and bottom. People with these kinds of cancer should use the Magnetic Pulser a great deal. It is also recommended that people with these kinds of cancer stay on the Bob Beck Protocol for at least 8 straight weeks to give the immune system more time to become effective.
The Power of Various Magnetic Pulsers [VERY IMPORTANT]There are many versions of the Beck Magnetic Pulser. They range from the original pulser that Bob Beck himself made (which was powered by a Vivitar model 1900 camera flash unit) to the "Super Pulser" out of Australia. Someone did a study of how much power each of the main pulsers puts out. This was their result:
Beck do it yourself magnetic pulser - 560 mgauss This information is courtesy of Anton Klemens. Does it matter what mgauss the Magnetic Pulser puts out? That is actually a critical question. Bob Beck made it perfectly clear that the electrical current in the blood that disables microbes (i.e. eliminates them) is between 50 to 100 microamps (i.e. millionths of an amp). Note that Bob Beck DID NOT SAY: "Greater than or equal to 50 microamps!!" The electrical current in the blood cannot be higher than 100 microamps and still be able to attenuate microbes! What we do know is that the Bob Beck unit DID deliver the correct electrical current (the current is created by a magnetic field interacting with electrolytes in the blood). And his ran using 560 mgauss according to the above chart. So the question becomes, does a super pulser, running at 23,000 mgauss (or even the Sota at 3,400 mgauss), create an electrical current in the blood in the desired range of 50-100 microamps? Common sense says the answer is 'no' because the Klemens Super Pulser is 41 times more powerful! For example, if the Beck unit created an electrical current of 75 microamps, it would seem logical that the super pulser would create an electrical current of 3,075 microamps, which is far above the maximum current of 100 microamps.
(Note: The Klemens Super Pulser does provide a large number of benefits to cancer patients, but that is not the issue here, the issue here is breaking an enzyme on the surface of a microbe's cell.) However, it is possible the Sota machine pulses for such a short period of time that the higher mgauss does not put the overall electrical current above the 100 microamp level. This is an unanswered question. I asked some of these questions to the same electronics guru that evaluated the Sota Silver Pulser (i.e. Blood Purifier). He stated that the more powerful units would probably have to be held further away from the skin (i.e. further away from the cancer) in order to create the correct mgauss. In other words, he stated that the mgauss decreases quickly as you moved the unit away from the skin. The problem is that no one knows how far away to hold the "super pulser" or the "Sota Magnetic Pulser" to deliver the correct mgauss at the cancer site. Few cancer patients have the expertise or interest in winding their own Magnetic Pulser. What this website recommends is buying one of the pre-built magnetic pulsers (or both the Sota and Klemens). Each cancer patient should experiment with holding the pulser different distances from the skin to see which distance works best for them. Having said that it is impossible for a cancer patient to know which distance from the skin works best for them. However, if the same distance (e.g. 2 inches) is used for a week, then the results of that distance can be compared to the next week's distance (e.g. 4 inches). By comparing these distances the patient may be able to tell which distance is best for them (i.e. there may be more debris from dead microbes). As far as the Klemens "super pulser," the distances may start at 6 inches and go up by 3 inches a week. Or the patient can just use the Klemens to reduce inflammation. I do not know how long this device should be used or how many minutes it can be on before it overheats. The issues with magnetic pulsers are MAJOR research topics for the Independent Cancer Research Foundation, Inc., and as soon as we get some money we will do a considerable amount of research on finding the correct distances. Until then, it is necessary for each patient to be aware of the problem and do the best they can do. Keep watching this web page as results of research will be posted here first.
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How To Build Your Own Magnetic PulserThe following section, on how to make your Bob Beck compliant Magnetic Pulser at home, comes from a group in Argentina who actually built a Bob Beck compliant unit. Few people will attempt it, or will know someone who will attempt it, but mainly for those who cannot obtain pre-built equipment, the instructions on how to build one are on this page.
The Argentina Winding Method (in their own words)Dr. Beck used a Vivitar model 1900 flash unit to power his magnetic pulser. You can go to a good camera store and buy a used one or try to find a unit as close to the same power as the Vivitar. We did not have a Vivitar 1900 flash so we used another model maybe with a smaller capacitor. We tested this model by placing a one inch iron washer (one that is attracted to a magnet) 1.2 mm thick with a 1/8 inch hole in the middle, on the North side of the coil, offsetting its center 1/2 inch from the center of the coil. When we fired the Pulser the washer jumped 9 inches upward. Remember we do not know what the flash capacitor rating was. The problem was that the flash unit, after several days use, started firing slower and slower and it soon fired every 30 seconds instead of 12. The important thing is to do 300 firings, never mind the time, as it is obvious the number of pulses, not the time counts. Finally it quit on us. We then built the Pulser according to the Bob Beck diagram and used the same coil as in the flash unit. Using the same iron washer, if we put the washer on the center of the coil it does not fire it much, but as we moved it a bit off center it flew away and was fired slightly up and sideways. Since the unit was on top of a table, the washer landed about 8 ft. from the coil, very similar to the following Bob Beck demonstration in this tape (Note: The demonstration is at minute 33, but they used a smaller 3/8 inch washer and it flew away much further.):
The InstructionsHere is how to wind the coil for the Beck Pulser. The instructions seem more complicated than what the job really is. The winding can be done in one hour or less. It will wind tighter by hand than using a drill. You can use this coil either with a flash unit or with the Beck circuit.
List of Things You Need:A video tape cassette (from a full length tape not the short duration ones): Break the cassette and retrieve the spool A 3/16 bolt 2 inches long, 2 washers 1 nut A set of epoxy glue, the one that takes an hour or longer to get hard, or a small tube of Silicone caulking A thin wood 1/4 inch wide spatula to apply the glue #14 gage (1.628 mm) varnish insulated copper wire, about a pound and a half (some was left over) Two pieces of plywood (1/4 inch will do) and cut them to the same size as the spool or a bit bigger no need they be round, we made them square.
InstructionsMake a 3/16 inch hole in the center of each plywood so the bolt will go throughDrill a hole in the center hub of the spool and pass the wire so it comes out of the center of the spool about 2 inches and coil it there or see the next 2 steps Drill a 3/16 inch hole about 1/4 inch off center on one of the plywood reinforcements Bolt the plywood at each side of the spool (to reinforce so it does not break during winding) but be careful not to damage the varnish of the copper wire which stays in the center hole of the spool or pass the wire through the off center hole so it sticks out. This is so that when you wind the wire to the spool one end of the wire will come out of the center of the spool and the other at the end of the winding side. Start to wind tightly and neatly so that the wire does not cross over itself in the spool As you finish each layer it is recommended that you put some fast drying glue in a layer so that the wire is stuck to itself to avoid vibration when you pulse. It will be a solid mass when it is finished and dry. Do not put too much glue in each turn just a very thin film. Some use nail polish. Wind 135 turns. Let dry and take the plywood off. Weld HEAVY insulated electrical wire quite a bit thicker than the spool wire and then some more, 2.5 ft long to the ends of the wires if you use a flash, but double that if you use the Beck wiring because you will need to leave the box one on the floor as it is bulky. It is best to insulate the coil wire and the weld with shrink tubing to avoid shorts and varnish peeling. Notice the spool at the center has one side with a big diameter and maybe a centimeter deep. Pass the wire that comes from the center thru the center hole of the spool TO THE OTHER SIDE. This is because the side with the large center hole will go toward the person (reason will be explained later) Weld the male side of a strong round male/female plug to the end of the two wires Put the female part of the plug through a hole in the casing of the flash unit or in the Beck diagram box, where it fits so that you can make it firm, and weld the terminals to the leads of the wire that you cut in the flash as per the instructions on the Beck diagram or the flash unit instructions. Insulate well Plug the flash or use batteries (or plug the Beck diagram box) and let it charge till the charge light is on and fire it. You will hear a slight thump, or not if the coil is tight and glued well Now hold the coil vertically, take a magnetic compass and put it 6 inches away, and fire the Pulser. If the North end of the needle turns toward the coil this means that the face of the coil that looks at the compass is the North side of the coil and if the needle of the compass points away it is the South side. If the North side coincides with the large hole of the spool you are fine. That is the side that will go to the patient. If not un-weld the wires at the plug and flip the polarity. You need to have the North side to be the one with the big hole at the spool center !!!
This was taken from another source: take a 1 inch washer 1/16 thick , with a 1/8 inch hole in the center and place it half inch off the center of the spool and fire. It should jump up about 14 inches. See this source: THE HANDLE: take a rigid plastic tube 1 inch or a bit more in diameter 10 inches long and cut a notch lengthwise the length equal to the diameter of the spool and take out a slice leaving a bit more than half the tube so that you can lay the tube flat on the spool without it turning. Drill a 3/16 inch hole in the tube so that you can bolt it to the spool and get a 3/16 inch bolt about an inch and a quarter long with a nut and 2 washers. Insulate very well the leads and thread them thru the hole of the handle and attach the handle to the spool with the 3/16 inch bolt The head of the bolt goes on the handle side and the nut goes into the large hole of the spool, so that everything on the North face is smooth. The wire that comes out of the center of the spool hub should not touch the skin. "Plug and play" as they say of the computer hardware.
Other CommentsIf you built the Pulser with a flash unit and plan to use it a lot I think it would be nice to run wiring into the handle so that the light announcing the capacitor is full would shine in the handle and also so that the firing button would be in the handle. A 4 lead male/female plug would be necessary then. You would have then 6 wires going from the flash to the coil and you can put them inside a flexible sheath or tube. This makes it easier to pulse as you do that with one hand, while on the other scheme you have to hold the flash in one hand to fire and the coil with the other hand. When you use the Beck diagram instead of the flash and plug it in the electricity, the capacitors charge fully very fast so waiting 5 seconds between pulses would be adequate. It may be that the south pole is as bad as the north is good, so don't fire the coil with your hand placed over it on the south side.
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